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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Put sthg aside & put sthg to the side
Is there a difference in meaning between "to put something aside" and "to put something to the side"?
For instance, should I say, "She's used to putting money aside" or "She's used to putting money to the side"?
Thank you.
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" She's used to putting money aside " This is a common and idiomatic expression about saving money. " She's used to putting money to the side " This is not. This sounds like you mean that she ignores money.
- " She's used to putting money aside " This is a common and idiomatic expression about saving money.
- " She's used to putting money to the side " This is not.
- This sounds like you mean that she ignores money.
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"She's used to putting money aside" This is a common and idiomatic expression about saving money.
"She's used to putting money to the side" This is not. This sounds like you mean that she ignores money.
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